-Ungheni actually was an interesting border town and the train in my time, went from say
Kishinev to Bucharest, in Ungheni, they changed the rail because it’s a different size of a rail,
and they had a crane that they would put a wagon in the air and they would move. I wasn’t in Romania,
I never crossed the border, because I was not allowed, but my parents went to immigrate to Israel, through
Romania and I saw that from far, how that was. It took probably a couple of hours to do it for the whole train.
